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Sorry I'm a bit late. No. It's not possible to guess someone else's article (I guess you probably mean reading records here). Those reading records must be get

by sorpaas 12y ago

Sorry I'm a bit late. No. It's not possible to guess someone else's article (I guess you probably mean reading records here). Those reading records must be get or set with a cookie that indicate the user has logged in with the right account (which is done by ajax in the code).

kerridge0 12y ago
It looks to me that the url that calls queries_read_records.like_article() only requires a logged in user and a record id in order to set a read record as liked? Are you saying that is not possible to guess the id because it's not a sequential number by default in mongodb?
- sorpaas 12y ago
  The article id is public (they are public on the Internet anyway). But it's not possible (at least as designed) to access any user-specific information if not logged in.
  - kerridge0 12y ago
    I'm not talking about an information leak I'm talking about a potential denial of liking attack ☺